RAGGED EDGE
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A little slack here. He's not on U.S. soil. Turns out we have both spelling and punctuation issues here.I heard that they can spell.
A little slack here. He's not on U.S. soil. Turns out we have both spelling and punctuation issues here.I heard that they can spell.
They also didn't grow up learning all the bad habits we men spend the rest of our lives trying to unlearn.
MY wife never shot a bow. In 3 months 1st in our league.
Became a Deputy, never shot a handgun, 6 months later got her Expert bar.
Why ? because they LISTEN to the instructors.
I'm going to hand her a Kestrel and my ballistic app. Don't want to make it easy but don't want her throwing $50 down the barrel trying to figure it out!Make her figure her own dope next time!
Your the one that made it easy for her!!
Who do you want for backup? She shoots like my wife!View attachment 228770
I never should have asked her to come along. 700 yds, first time behind my Savage 110 Precision in 6.5CM. She's like..."Is this what you're always working on? That wasn't hard at all."
I've created a monster.
My wife hasn't shot a rifle in at least 5 years. 4/5 on the plate from standing rest, using Armageddon OG Gamechanger. Phooey.
The Russians used many women in sniper rolls.
Im sure you have heard that men and women think with opposite sides of our brains. Its been my experience that the old saying , men see the forest, women see the trees, couldn't be more true . Women will meticulously go through the process each time the settle into a weapon. Us guys are more concerned with the end product.When i taught hunter/shooter education back in the 80s & 90s it was always apparent at the range that the girls usually ended up with the best groups on the targets. I believe the boys had developed bad B-B gun "bag manners". While the girls listened well to instructions because most had never handled firearms before.
My ex(still cant believe that happened) would pick her form apart from her feet up to her head position when shooting a bow. If any one detail didnt FEEL right, she wouldn't shoot . I cant count all the times she would stand at full draw for a solid minute ( a very long jtime with a bow. Pull your hunting rig and time a minute. You will be surprised) only to let down because something felt off. That is the tree thing . Guys will usually fight the bow and force the shot . I did that very thing on the most significant shot i ever released in archery comp , the last target on the last day at the ASA world championship . I was tied with another guy in my group FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR over 7 states . We were tied for shooter of the year in our class (over 300 shooters from all over the USA ). The wind was blowing a thunderstorm right over us . My arrow blew off the rest and Bill, the guy i was tied with put the arrow back on the rest at my request . Well, i made the shot , hit the highest scoring ring and won the title because Bill missed low by 1/4 inch and dropped 4 points. THATS A GUY THING, LOL. My ex would have let down and redrawn 5 times if she had to , if anything didn't feel perfect. Women see detail, details, details.Im sure you have heard that men and women think with opposite sides of our brains. Its been my experience that the old saying , men see the forest, women see the trees, couldn't be more true . Women will meticulously go through the process each time they settle into a weapon. Us guys are more concerned with the end product.
Sorry buddy, but you are off just a little. YOU will now be the designated spotter and back up shooter. You did this to yourself. Your only benefit will be much more enjoyable nights at camp. Been there, done that, and bought the Tshirt, nearly thirty years ago and things haven't changed. Enjoy!!I am most certainly thrilled. It's awesome to have a built in spotter, partner to shoot with etc. Besides...no more dirty looks when buying reloading supplies or optics!
There's actually a bit more to it Jim.But they wont listen to you!!!!!